Ideas matter. But even more inspiring than an idea alone is seeing it come to life to actually help people. med_hack is a two day event where you get to build innovative things with like-minded people. Whether you study or work in healthcare, build software or gadgets for a living, or love the business side of things - we want you. Even if you have no prior hackathon experience. Because healthcare needs you.
Grow your own knowledge. Hear it straight from the best.
Learn what these leaders in healthcare technology have to say about the future of healthcare,
the big problems that need to be solved, and how to create something truly innovative. More to be revealed!
Medical hackathons are highly energetic multi-day events (2 days, in our case) where teams collaborate across different disciplines to solve important medical issues. In this time, you will brainstorm an idea, develop it, structure a business model and learn to pitch the idea. We guarantee you'll be pumping adrenaline by the end.
The theme is Chronic Diseases - anything generally accepted in the medical profession as a “chronic disease” is fair game! We're also not limiting participants on the aspects of chronic disease that they can tackle; whether it is the patient experience, patient safety, etc. If you're unsure as to whether your idea is eligible, our team at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>are more than happy to lend a hand.
Anyone! We have made it our mission to keep our event as open as possible.
Whether you're the top neurosurgeon in Melbourne (who might make an appearance!)
or a high school student at the beginnings of your journey, we have a spot for you at med_hack.
We're inviting coders, engineers, doctors, entrepreneurs, designers, lawyers, chronic disease patients,
students and anything in between! Still reading and think you're too inexperienced for an event like this?
From what we've seen, not being an expert allows you to avoid assumptions, orthodoxies and traps in the field,
meaning you can truly be innovative.
We have created a short application form to find out about the skillsets of participants
(to streamline team-matching), ideas people want to explore (to find ideal mentors) and
topics of interest (to develop our masterclasses). If you are finding it difficult to fill
in the form, showing us genuine passion or bits of knowledge which make us go "Wow!" will
certainly tip the scales in your favour. We will be accepting applications on a rolling basis,
with a higher proportion of applicants accepted in the initial weeks. We would highly recommend
completing applications early to provide yourself the best chance of a spot.
Although there is an option to upload your CV or provide your Linkedin profile, this is completely
optional and will not contribute to the application process. One of the best ways we've found to foster
medical innovation projects is to learn about people's diverse backgrounds and connect individuals
achieving a similar goal together!
Once submitted, participants will be contacted within 5 working days as to whether they have
been successful in their application (with further instructions) or have been wait-listed.
Successful applicants will be provided a link to purchase the tickets. These tickets must
be purchased within 3 working days from receipt to confirm attendance.
Our Slack will be open to accepted participants. Ideas will need to be posted on our Slack
before the 28th of November at 10am to be eligible!
On Day 1, idea leaders will have 60 seconds to pitch their idea. People can then choose ideas they'd
like to work on and form teams of 4-6 people. Teams will then start hacking! Our experienced mentors
will be available to advise. Optional masterclasses will be held to equip you with fundamental and
transferable skills that are integral to turning your innovative ideas into marketable products and solutions.
On Day 2, we will hold expert clinics for you to refine your idea and pitches. Teams will then present a two-minute
pitch/demonstration with one minute of questions to our judging panel. Winners for 2016 will then be announced for
med_hack! The journey won't end here - we've got many more surprises and hidden perks for teams.
We've got you covered. Many hackers don't have fully formed teams or ideas when they come. We'll have activities at the start of the event to help you find your perfect match.
We understand that hackathons can be a very powerful team-building exercise for established teams,
whether from existing startups or corporations. Members from pre-established teams are invited to
apply individually. If you are interested in working in a team, please list the team member names
during registration. It is not guaranteed that all team members will pass the application stage. Teams
should also comprise of members from at least 3 different fields during the event.
To keep the playing field level and in the spirit of the hackathon, we request that established teams
develop a novel idea or novel product on top of their existing product. If you are unsure whether your
idea qualifies, send us an email at
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Anything. Whether it's hardware, software, mobile, web or a paper prototype,
we welcome it all - as long as it is in the realms of our theme 'Chronic Diseases'.
A story we love to share is PillPack, a medication delivery service which won the MIT
Grand Hack 2012 with a simple sketch on an envelope. It has since become one of TIME
Magazine's Top Inventions of the Year.
It is important to us that our event enables teams to achieve their goals. If you have
an idea for something useful, we'd love to hear it at
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We are charging $15 for early-bird tickets and $20 for general admission tickets. We will be providing lunch on Day 1 and breakfast/lunch on Day 2 in addition to snacks. Whilst the cost is low, we have reserved a small batch of tickets for individuals who may require financial support to ensure accessibility. If you feel like you fit within this category, please contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Glad you asked! We have reserved a batch of diversity tickets for school students, retirees, refugees and Indigenous participants. We are working with organisations in these areas directly, but if you identify with one of these groups, we are more than happy to provide you a ticket free of charge! Please send us an email at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Nope! Our Day 1 will end at 9pm. We want our participants to go home, take a shower and have plenty of rest. After all, we care about your health, too!
Please bring some identification (Driver's License, School ID, Passport, Keypass) and any devices you may need (laptops, chargers, phone chargers). You may bring fruit, snacks, and water bottles to help keep you going. We encourage you to bring Keepcups for coffee/tea as well!
We'll be providing lunch on Day 1 and breakfast and lunch on Day 2. Healthy snacks such as fruit will be available throughout the day. Tea, coffee and water will be in the break room. Please let us know if you have any special dietary requirements during registration!
For us, opportunity is the most important prize. We will provide monetary support, mentorship, entry to a medical startup incubator, a pitch to Victorian's health services and the opportunity to run a pilot with a Victorian health service.
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Streisand prescribed Grande with a vitamin drink and a bowl of chicken soup to help with a bad sinus infection which forced the Thank U, Next singer to cancel a show that evening.
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Original 16-item version: Overall & Gorham (1962), www.amsciepub.com/doi/abs/10.2466/pr0.19<IP_ADDRESS>9.
18-item version (adding disorientation and excitement): Overall (1972, 1976); see Dingemans et al. (1995), www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8748395.
20-item anchored version (adding overall severity/improvement impressions): US DHHS, as below.
An overview is at www.cnsforum.com/clinicalresources/ratingscales/ratingpsychiatry/schizophrenia/
Original source is at www.amsciepub.com/doi/pdf/10.2466/pr0.19<IP_ADDRESS>9 and at www.cnsforum.com/streamfile.aspx?filename=BPRS.pdf&path=pdf.
Also: US Department of Health & Human Services: Public Health Service; Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration; NIMH Treatment Strategies in Schizophrenia Society. Anchored. Originally after Overall & Gorham (1962). As in Kaplan & Sadock (2005, eds) Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry, 8th ed; Lippincott, Philadelphia, p. 939.
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Black Thursday DNS issue
28 Nov 2014Today we had a severe DNS issue that impacted some of our users during a total of 5 hours. Although most of our customers were not impacted, for some of them search simply went down. This event and its details deserved to be fully disclosed.
The context
Up until recently, we were using Amazon Route 53 for our DNS routing needs. When we started to design our Distributed Search Network (algolia.com/dsn a few months ago, we quickly realized that our needs were out of Route 53's scope: we needed a custom routing per user and the two options of Route 53 simply didn't work:
- Latency-based routing is limited to the 9 regions of AWS and we have 12;
- With geography-based routing you need to indicate country per country how you want to resolve the IP.
This is a tedious process for a not even good solution as route 53 does not support EDNS right now.
So we started to look for new DNS options. Choosing the best DNS provider is not something you do overnight. It took us months to benchmark several vendors and find the right one: NSOne. The filter chain feature of NSOne was a perfect fit for our use case and the NSOne team was great in understanding our needs and even went the extra mile for us by building a specific module, allowing better performance.
Something we also discovered during this benchmark was that the algolia.io domain was not good for performance compared to algolia.net, as there are far more DNS servers in the .net anycast network than in the .io one. The NSOne team offered us a smart solution based on linked domain, so we wouldn't have to maintain two zones ourselves.
The migration
The goal of the migration was to move from Route 53 to NSOne. For several weeks we have been working on importing the records in NSOne and making sure Route 53 and NSOne were synchronized. Our initial tests revealed some issues but after a few days of continuous updates without any difference between Route 53 and NSOne, we started to be confident about our synchronization and started the migration of the demos of our website to make them target the new algolia.net domain. We tested the performance and resolution from all NSOne POP (https://nsone.net/technology/network/) to be sure there were no glitches.
These first production tests were successful, synchronization was ok, performance and routing were good, so we decided to move the .io domain from Route 53 to NSOne as well.
The D-day
The big issue when changing the DNS is that it is global and involves caching logics, making rollbacking complex. With users in 45 countries it is almost impossible to find a suitable time for everyone: DNS changes cannot be done gradually. We decided to push the update during the night for the US, at 4am EST.
We witnessed a quickly rising number of queries targeting NSOne and it's once we reached about 1,000 DNS queries per second that we started to receive our first complain about failed DNS resolution. This routing issue was not impacting all DNS resolutions but some of them were replying with a NXDOMAIN answer, the equivalent of a DNS "404 not found".
$ dig APPID-1.algolia.io`
; <<>> DiG 9.9.5-4.3-Ubuntu <<>> APPID-1.algolia.io
;; global options: +cmd
;; Got answer:
;; ->>HEADER< ;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 0, AUTHORITY: 1, ADDITIONAL: 1
;; OPT PSEUDOSECTION:
; EDNS: version: 0, flags:; udp: 4096
;; QUESTION SECTION:
;APPID-1.algolia.io. IN A
;; AUTHORITY SECTION:
algolia.io. 45 IN SOA dns1.p03.nsone.net. hostmaster.nsone.net.
1414873854 43200 7200 1209600 3600
;; Query time: 24 msec
;; SERVER: <IP_ADDRESS>#53(<IP_ADDRESS>)
;; WHEN: Thu Nov 27 10:49:33 CET 2014
;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 115
After double-checking our DNS zone for those specific records, we understood it was a NSOne bug related to our custom routing code. We immediately rollbacked to Route 53.
The NSOne support was really quick to react and they found the issue pretty quickly: the issue only concerned some DNS with EDNS support on the algolia.io domain. The algolia.net domain was not impacted, explaining why all the tests we've done weren't able to detect the issue before.
Unfortunately, it did not stop here and something very unexpected happened: some customers (even not priorly impacted) started to face issues right after the rollback to Route 53.
In order to improve performance, the custom Algolia module developed by NSOne was doing some translation on our records: APPID-1.algolia.io is translated into 1.APPID.algolia.io and then resolved to CNAME for the actual server in the cluster serving that customer. The translation of APPID-1.algolia.io to 1.APPID.algolia.io was done with a TTL of 86400 seconds (1 day). Since these zones did not exist in Route 53 before, it was not possible to resolve there records anymore. What made the situation even worse was the TTL far exceeding the TTL of NS records. Most of the DNS servers flushed their cache for the domain, once the nameservers changed. But the remaining ones kept the record cached.
TL;DR: Do not forget about IPv6. As if it was not enough, we eventually discovered something else: our custom DNS module was resolving APPID-X.algolia.io to X.APPID.algolia.io only in a case that there were no direct resolutions to an IP address. This translation worked pretty well as we had all the A records set. But some customers started to report weird resolutions. Normally we resolve APPID-1.algolia.io -> 1.APPID.algolia.io -> servername-1.algolia.io -> IP. Which was completely fine until the moment an IPv6 AAAA request came. Since we did not have AAAA records, the custom filter started to resolve: APPID-1.algolia.io -> 1. APPID.algolia.io -> servername-1.algolia.io -> 1.servername.algolia.io -> nothing.
We were in a bad situation feared by all engineers, this lonely moment when you really miss a "purge cache" feature.
Eventually, as soon as we got confirmation of the fix by NSOne, we changed again the DNS of algolia.io to NSOne and helped our customers to workaround the issue before the cache expiration:
for our customers impacted by the NXDOMAIN issue, a simple migration to the algolia.net domain instead of the algolia.io problem fixed the issue;
for those impacted by the Route 53 rollback issue, we created new DNS records for them to avoid work-around DNS caches.
Conclusion: what we learned
This is by far the biggest problem we have encountered since the launch of Algolia. Although the first issue was almost impossible to anticipate, we have made mistakes and should have handled a few things differently:
DNS is a highly critical component and being the first to use an external custom module was not a good idea, even if it improved performance;
Putting more thought into the rollback part of our deployment would have helped us anticipate the second issue. For a component as critical as a DNS, having a robust rollback process is mandatory, no matter how much work it represents and even though such an event is extremely unlikely to happen.
We're very sorry for this disruption. We wanted to share these technical details to shed some light on what happened and what we've done in response. Thanks for your patience and support.
If you think we missed anything or if you'd like to share your advice on your own best practices, your comments are really welcome.


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This was a group project created with fellow classmates. We created a a simple joke and meme generator that calls on certain APIs to produce images(memes) or jokes.


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Containers are the most basic layout element in Bootstrap and are required when using our default grid system. Choose from a responsive, fixed-width container (meaning its max-width changes at each breakpoint) or fluid-width (meaning it’s 100% wide all the time). While containers can be nested, most layouts do not require a nested container.
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The array is a container that hold number of values of a single type. There are four types of arrays
1) Integer array that hold only integer values.
2) Float array that hold only floating point values.
3) String array that hold only strings.
4) Character array that hold only characters.
Different languages have different syntax to declare array.


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layout: misc
title: Photography
---
I've been shooting with 35mm film since 2009. This page is a collection of my favorite shots.
You will see some of them in my blog posts—I also post a lot of them on my Instagram.
I sell some prints online at this website.
If you want prints that are not online, shoot me an email and I'll see what I can do.
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--- title: Extracting the essential [V2] author: Florian Handke date: '2019-08-10' slug: extracting-the-essential-v2 categories: - R tags: - shiny - Natural language processing - Pagerank - rvest - textrank - udpipe - webapp subtitle: '' summary: '' authors: [] lastmod: '2019-08-10T19:20:04+01:00' featured: no image: caption: '' focal_point: '' preview_only: no projects: [] ---
This week I told Oliver about my first blog post. He said if it wasn’t also possible for him to examine any text according to the principle that I showed in my July 27 post.
But of course there are! With R you can create webapps that allow an improved user interaction.
In order to realize the idea from the post, we will build a simple user interface, where the user can define a URL, based on which the text analysis will be done.
For this we use R Shiny. A library for creating webapps, dashboards and interactive documents.
After that we will host the app via shinyapps.io and make it freely accessible for users. With Sshinyapps.io up to 5 webapps with an active runtime of 25 hours can be hosted in the freeware version. Since we don’t want to program a productive app that is to be used by a large number of users, this is completely sufficient.
library(shiny)
Shiny provides a wide variety of different input and output options. In addition, there are other packages available (e.g. shinydashboard, shinyWidgets, …) with extended functionality or a nicer look, but we won’t use them in this context.
Shiny apps are usually split in two: * The ui part defines the user interface of the app. * The server part defines the logic including various database queries, calculations etc.
The use of cheatsheets is always a good practice. A cheatsheet is also available for Shiny.
Our UI will have a fairly simple structure. It is divided into a sidebar panel where the user makes his input and a main panel where the result is displayed.
# Define UI for our application
ui <- fluidPage(
# Application title
titlePanel("Extracting the essential app"),
# Sidebar with a text input for the URL, an additional HTML argument and a start button
sidebarLayout(
sidebarPanel(
textInput(inputId = "textInput_Define_URL",
label = "Define your URL:"),
br(),
p("You can additionally define a HTML argument which defines the HTML dependency."),
textInput(inputId = "textInput_HTML_Argument",
label = "HTML argument:",
value = "p",
placeholder = "e.g. p"),
br(),
actionButton(inputId = "actionButton_Start_Analysis",
label = "Start Analysis")
),
# Show the result of textrank
mainPanel(
textOutput("textrank_result")
)
)
)
As mentioned before, the server contains the logic of the app. We just have to convert the code from the last post into a form that can be processed by shiny.
library(rvest)
library(stringr)
library(udpipe)
library(textrank)
In order to make the app easier, we will limit ourselves to English texts for the time being. For this we load the corresponding udpipe model.
udmodel <- udpipe_download_model("english")
udmodel <- udpipe_load_model(udmodel$file_model)
server <- function(input, output) {
evaluate_textrank <- eventReactive(input$actionButton_Start_Analysis, {
# Scraping the selected URL with the selected HTML argument
url <- input$textInput_HTML_Argument
webpage <- read_html(url)
text <- webpage %>%
html_nodes(input$textInput_HTML_Argument) %>%
html_text()
# Do string manipulation
text <- unlist(strsplit(text, "\\. ")) %>%
str_replace_all(pattern = "\n", replacement = " ") %>%
str_replace_all(pattern = "[\\^]", replacement = " ") %>%
str_replace_all(pattern = "\"", replacement = " ") %>%
str_replace_all(pattern = "\\s+", replacement = " ") %>%
str_trim(side = "both")
# Annotate the text
df_text <- udpipe_annotate(udmodel, text) %>%
as.data.frame(text)
# Perform textrank
df_text$textrank_id <- unique_identifier(df_text, c("doc_id", "paragraph_id", "sentence_id"))
sentences <- unique(df_text[, c("textrank_id", "sentence")])
terminology <- subset(df_text, upos %in% c("NOUN", "ADJ"))
terminology <- terminology[, c("textrank_id", "lemma")]
textrank <- textrank_sentences(data = sentences, terminology = terminology)
important_sentences <- summary(textrank,
n = 4,
keep.sentence.order = TRUE)
return(important_sentences)
})
output$textrank_result <- renderText({
req(evaluate_textrank())
cat(evaluate_textrank(), sep = "\n")
})
}
The final app is called inside R via shinyApp() with the components from ui and server.
# Run the application
shinyApp(ui = ui, server = server)
The full procedure for hosting the app on shinyapps.io can be found in the clear user documentation of shinyapps.io. I will give you a brief insight here.
library(rsconnect)
rsconnect::setAccountInfo(name="<ACCOUNT>", token="<TOKEN>", secret="<SECRET>")
deployApp()
R Shiny in combination with shinyapps.io offers a very good possibility to develop webapps. The kit used here for Shiny-apps is by far not exhausted yet. Maybe in a future post I will go into the different possibilities that Shiny still offers.
Here you can reach the app.


Hi if you're reading this the reason HoG performed so poorly was because of a silly programming for loop error I made in my notebook. If you're interested in seeing the upated version check out the following:


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If you have logged into Trifolia before, you can modify your My Profile information from the menu in the top-right corner of Trifolia.
Log In as a Commercial User
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- Re-captcha verification is performed by Google's re-captcha API. More information on Google's re-captcha can be found here.
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1) You submit a URL as a parameter and receive a shortened URL in JSON response.
2) If you pass an invalid URL that doesn't follow the valid http://www.example.com format, the JSON response will contain
an error instead.
3) If you visit a shortened URL you will be redirected to the original link.
Example Creation
https://brusbilis.com/freecodecamp/5-api/url/new/https://www.freecodecamp.com
https://brusbilis.com/freecodecamp/5-api/url/new/https://freecodecamp.com
Creation JSON response
{
"original": "http://freecodecamp.com" ,
"short": "https://brusbilis.com/5-api/url/1596"
}
Usage
https://brusbilis.com/5-api/url/1596
redirects to
https://freecodecamp.com


This is a proof of concept, through simulation.
When browsers understand
the did
scheme
directly, they will use the DID to find the DID Document on the Sovrin ledger
and the DID Document will provide a list of endpoints for your browser.
Until then, we can use this simulator, which will try a series of Node Pico Engines (NPE) until it finds the one which hosts your pico.
In Chrome and Firefox, you can register a handler for an experimental protocol.
Click on the link below to register this page
as a handler for web+did
.
Your browser will warn that you want this page to handle the "web+did" protocol, which you must allow for this simulation to work.
Having done this you will be able to send an event or query to a pico using the pseudo DID protocol as shown below. Note that, for picos, the event channel identifier (ECI) is a DID.
web+did:npe:<ECI>/sky/event/<EID>/domain/type?name=val&name2=val2
web+did:npe:<ECI>/sky/cloud/<RID>/function?name=val&name2=val2
To remove the protocol handler from Chrome, visit chrome://settings/handlers. From Firefox, visit Preferences->Applications.
While the resolution itself is done by this page, the list of NPE to try is maintained in a pico you choose, which also determines which NPE hosts the pico identified by the ECI/DID. Call this the DID resolution simulator pico.
You might choose the Root Pico to serve this role,
or some other pico, such as your Owner Pico.
You must add the ruleset
io.picolabs.did_simulation
to your DID resolution simulator pico.
You need to create an ECI in the "Channels" tab
of your DID resolution simulator pico.
You will be prompted for this ECI.
To avoid being prompted each time, you may do one of two things:
did-simulator-eci.js
in the public/js
folder of this NPE
using this format
window.did_simulator_eci = "J1GbuLGCzstypfQLadBCwV";
replacing "J1GbuLGCzstypfQLadBCwV"
with the actual ECI.


GridLayout QML Type
Provides a way of dynamically arranging items in a grid. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtQuick.Layouts 1.3 |
| Inherits: |
Properties
- columnSpacing : real
- columns : int
- flow : enumeration
- layoutDirection : enumeration
- rowSpacing : real
- rows : int
Detailed Description
If the GridLayout is resized, all items in the layout will be rearranged. It is similar to the widget-based QGridLayout. All visible children of the GridLayout element will belong to the layout. If you want a layout with just one row or one column, you can use the RowLayout or ColumnLayout. These offer a bit more convenient API, and improve readability.
By default items will be arranged according to the flow property. The default value of the flow property is GridLayout.LeftToRight
.
If the columns property is specified, it will be treated as a maximum limit of how many columns the layout can have, before the auto-positioning wraps back to the beginning of the next row. The columns property is only used when flow is GridLayout.LeftToRight
.
GridLayout { id: grid columns: 3 Text { text: "Three"; font.bold: true; } Text { text: "words"; color: "red" } Text { text: "in"; font.underline: true } Text { text: "a"; font.pixelSize: 20 } Text { text: "row"; font.strikeout: true } }
The rows property works in a similar way, but items are auto-positioned vertically. The rows property is only used when flow is GridLayout.TopToBottom
.
You can specify which cell you want an item to occupy by setting the Layout.row and Layout.column properties. You can also specify the row span or column span by setting the Layout.rowSpan or Layout.columnSpan properties.
Items in a GridLayout support these attached properties:
- Layout.row
- Layout.column
- Layout.rowSpan
- Layout.columnSpan
- Layout.minimumWidth
- Layout.minimumHeight
- Layout.preferredWidth
- Layout.preferredHeight
- Layout.maximumWidth
- Layout.maximumHeight
- Layout.fillWidth
- Layout.fillHeight
- Layout.alignment
- Layout.margins
- Layout.leftMargin
- Layout.rightMargin
- Layout.topMargin
- Layout.bottomMargin
Read more about attached properties here.
See also RowLayout, ColumnLayout, and Grid.
Property Documentation
This property holds the column limit for items positioned if flow is GridLayout.LeftToRight
. The default value is that there is no limit.
This property holds the flow direction of items that does not have an explicit cell position set. It is used together with the columns or rows property, where they specify when flow is reset to the next row or column respectively.
Possible values are:
- GridLayout.LeftToRight (default) - Items are positioned next to each other, then wrapped to the next line.
- GridLayout.TopToBottom - Items are positioned next to each other from top to bottom, then wrapped to the next column.
This property holds the layout direction of the grid layout - it controls whether items are laid out from left to right or right to left. If Qt.RightToLeft
is specified, left-aligned items will be right-aligned and right-aligned items will be left-aligned.
Possible values:
- Qt.LeftToRight (default) - Items are laid out from left to right.
- Qt.RightToLeft - Items are laid out from right to left.
This QML property was introduced in QtQuick.Layouts 1.1.
See also RowLayout::layoutDirection and ColumnLayout::layoutDirection.
This property holds the row limit for items positioned if flow is GridLayout.TopToBottom
. The default value is that there is no limit.


Open Source Contributions
Google Summer of Code 2017
Result : Selected
phpmyadmin has a large number of open issues. To maintain and improve phpmyadmin core project the numbers of issues should be lower down. This project aims to resolving the major issues and improvements to be done in phpmyadmin. I have selected a list of issues on which I will be working during summer.
PhpMyAdmin
2 PR Merged and 4 Issue Reported
- PR #13101 - upgraded reCAPTCHA with invisble reCAPTCHA Open
- PR #13079 - Removed inline onmousedown js Merged
- PR #13073 - Removed inline onmouseover and onmouseout js Merged
- PR #13055 - Default collation when creating new database Closed
- Issue #13086 - Replacing reCAPTCHA with Invisible enhancement
- Issue #13078 - Minified javascript and css files undecided
- Issue #11811 - Material Design Theme enhancement
NextCloud
1 PR Submitted
- PR #165 - Hide icon-loading-dark after loading the image (NextCloud Gallery) Merged
Google Summer of Code 2016
Result : Not selected
- Developed one sample application during the student application period of GSoC 2016.
- Pull Request #23233 - Combined database errors (OwnCloud Core) Merged


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Simple responsive HTML email template
Hi there,
Sometimes you just want to send a simple HTML email with a basic design.
This is a really simple email template. It's sole purpose is to get you to click the button below.
All the information you need is on GitHub.
Feel free to use, copy, modify this email template as you wish.
Thanks, have a lovely day.
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IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1994 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Daniel Day-Lewis, Peter Postlethwaite, Emma Thompson. Screenplay: Jim Sheridan & Terry George. Director: Jim Sheridan.
Any time you put together a ten best list right after the first of the year, you leave yourself open to potential embarrassment. There are usually three or four big Oscar contenders which go unseen outside Los Angeles and New York until late January, meaning that a ten best list compiled on January 1st might be notable for its oversights. IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER was one of those potential trouble spots, but as it turns out I still consider my list complete. Don't misunderstand me; FATHER is impeccably acted and efficiently directed. It simply never gripped me the way it should have.
IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER is the true story of Gerry Conlon (Daniel Day-Lewis), a Belfast native and petty thief who finds himself on the wrong side of the Irish Republican Army in 1974. At the suggestion of his father Guiseppe (Peter Postlethwaite), Gerry leaves Ireland for London. There he and friend Paul Hill (John Lynch) discover their timing could not have been worse. In the middle of an I.R.A. bombing campaign, Gerry and Paul become scapegoats, arrested with two other friends and tortured into confessing to the bombing of a pub in Guildford. When Guiseppe comes to London to help, he too is implicated as a conspirator.
There are really two stories working in IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER: one, the railroading of the "Guildford Four" by the British government; the other, the developing relationship between Gerry and Guiseppe while the two are imprisoned. Each of these stories would have made a taut and fascinating film, but combined both suffer. In particular, the father and son theme never quite clicked. Director and co-scripter Jim Sheridan makes some questionable choices in the early stages of their relationship, the most notable being a lack of insight into their interaction before their incarceration. A voiceover narration as Gerry leaves for London tries to explain emotions best demonstrated, a flaw later exacerbated in a tirade by Gerry towards Guiseppe that comes of as overwrought and lacking in necessary background. The later scenes, as the two men come to a grudging understanding, are much better, but they would have been stronger still with a more carefully crafted backstory.
The legal story of IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER is clearly secondary, but it provides most of the film's best moments. Gerry's interrogation is well-handled, including disconcerting scenes of police officials watching the torture in silence. Perhaps the most effective sequence is the sentencing of the Guildford Four and several members of Gerry's extended family, each excessive and unjust sentence punctuated by the slam of the judge's gavel. However, with the emphasis on Gerry and Guiseppe's relationship, the injustice of the situation really doesn't take hold, and the character of the chief detective on the case, played by Corin Redgrave, is too pat in his villainy. As an examination of the potential for bloodlust in English jurisprudence, Peter Medak's LET HIM HAVE IT is much more effective, a leaner and more focused story of a truly criminal proceeding.
The performances in IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER deliver its greatest strengths. Daniel Day-Lewis, building his already impressive and diverse resume, turns in impressive work as Gerry Conlon. His character is not as fully written as it could have been, but Day-Lewis fills in the cracks with his intensity and attention to detail. Peter Postlethwaite, as the physically frail but morally strong Guiseppe, is a powerful presence, providing a tough counterpoint to the mercurial Gerry. Emma Thompson, in an extremely small role, manages to be cool and determined but little more as Peirce; the script just doesn't ask much more of her.
IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER has garnered tremendous critical praise and a handful of Golden Globe nominations, and while I found it a good film I wonder if some of the accolades aren't a bit excessive. With the exception of Daniel Day-Lewis' performance, IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER is solid but not spectacular, an example of taking two great films and turning them into one good one.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 bombings: 7.
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1 These Egyptian stories are for the benefit of whoever believes such tales: my rule in this history is that I record what is said by all as I have heard it. The Egyptians say that Demeter and Dionysus are the rulers of the lower world.
2 The Egyptians were the first who maintained the following doctrine, too, that the human soul is immortal, and at the death of the body enters into some other living thing then coming to birth; and after passing through all creatures of land, sea, and air, it enters once more into a human body at birth, a cycle which it completes in three thousand years.
3 There are Greeks who have used this doctrine, some earlier and some later, as if it were their own; I know their names, but do not record them.


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Early Professor Hulk Concept Reveals A Leaner, More Mark Ruffalo Design
by Brian MartinAvengers: Endgame is the Marvel Cinematic Universe's most significant entry to date, and there's no shortage of surprises throughout the film's 181-minute runtime
One of the biggest surprises is Smart Hulk (aka Professor Hulk) -- a Bruce Banner who's finally in control of the Green Goliath Hulk, and concept artist Jerad S. Marantz has shared his take on the character.
In Infinity War, Hulk doesn't a full comeback after losing a fight against Thanos in the opening scene of the film. Banner does his best to bring his other half back but to no avail, forcing him to don the Hulkbuster armor during the movie's final battle in Wakanda. However, following Endgame's five-year time jump, Banner finally figures out a way to control his Hulk form while maintaining his humanity, making him "the best of both worlds," as he puts it in the film.
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This new form also comes in handy when Hulk uses Iron Man's Nano Gauntlet to bring back those dusted during Infinity War.
Directed by Joe and Anthony Russo, Avengers: Endgame stars Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man, Chris Evans as Captain America, Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner, Chris Hemsworth as Thor, Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow, Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye, Brie Larson as Captain Marvel, Paul Rudd as Ant-Man, Don Cheadle as War Machine, Karen Gillan as Nebula, Danai Gurira as Okoye and Bradley Cooper as Rocket, with Gwyneth Paltrow Pepper Potts, Jon Favreau as Happy Hogan, Benedict Wong as Wong, Tessa Thompson as Valkyrie and Josh Brolin as Thanos. The film is now available on Digital HD, Blu-ray and 4K UHD.
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POWDER (1995)
A film review by Steve Kong Edited by Steve Kong Copyright 1999 Steve Kong
The less of Powder is that less is more. Powder is a film that is able to work its magic on the audience in a Spielbergian way in which each and every scene is designed to manipulate the audience's feelings.
Powder opens with a hospital scene that introduces us to the character in which the film is named after. Powder is a completely bald albino boy that possesses powers that are beyond what normal humans have. His mother dies in labor and his father disowns him when he sees that Power is an albino. Powder is raised and home schooled by his grandparents. When his grandparents perish, Powder is taken under the care of Jessie (Mary Steenburgen).
Jessie immediately sends Powder to a reform school - which baffled me, but I went along with it. In the reform school Powder shows his special powers to bullies which instead of frightening them off makes them even bigger bullies (for the record, if I saw what Powder did in the cafeteria, I'd run for my life). There are other things that bothered me a little about the way the story was told. One was how the characters of the film faded in and out of the film. For instance Jeff Goldblum's character is introduced then disappears for thirty minutes.
As for performances, the one that surprised me was Lance Henriksen. I'm used to seeing Henriksen in less emotionally necessary parts (Aliens, Hard Target, Terminator) and his performance as the Sheriff was completely different from the roles that I'm accustomed to seeing him in. Henriksen does very well with the part that he is given. Steenburgen and Goldblum are given parts that don't give them much to work with. Goldblum does try his best to inject some energy into the material he's given. As for Sean Patrick Flarney as Powder, he gives a decent performance as Powder. Flarney gave enough of a performance to hold my attention. This movie is not high on character development instead this movie rests on something else.
That something is the manipulation of our emotions. Every scene is meticulously setup to take us in a different emotional avenue. By the end of the film, because of the emotional roller coaster that this film is it has us in tears.
Worth mentioning about Powder is the wonderful score by Jerry Goldsmith. The score by Goldsmith works with the emotional roller coaster to enhance, and at times is, the emotional center of the scene. Goldsmith is one of Hollywood's hardest working composers and it is nice to see that he not only scored this film, but he also conducted it. Kudos to Goldsmith for a wonderful score.
The script by director Victor Salva doesn't take any risks when it comes to the film. I'm sure that this film would have looked, felt, and acted different if someone a bit quirkier had taken the reigns of the film. The name that immediately comes to mind is Tim Burton. I think that in the hands of Burton this film would have been darker and more risky in its approach to the character of Powder. Salva does well with Powder though, he is a bit too "Hollywood" in his approach to the film - it feels much like a paint-by-the-numbers film at times.
I screened Powder on laserdisc at the Bunker (the theatre formerly known as the Higdon 1). John Higdon informs me that the laserdisc is a hard to find item nowadays, but you can find Powder on video. Don't Miss Powder.
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Fresno Mass Shooting: 10 shot, 4 dead, as gunman opens fire on family watching football, suspect still at large
by Gilbert MagallonFRESNO, Calif. -- At least ten people have been shot, and four are dead after police say a suspect opened fire as a family gathered at a home in the Northern California city of Fresno Sunday night.
Officers responded to a home located about three blocks south of the Fresno Yosemite International Airport just before 8 p.m. on Sunday.
Fresno Police say around 45 people were at the home to watch a football game on television.
The suspect came into the backyard and opened fire on the ten people that were in the yard. The other 35 people inside the home, which included women and children, were not injured.
Police officials say that five of the victims are currently being treated at a local hospital in downtown Fresno and one victim is being treated at another.
Hospital officials say of the shooting victims, two are in critical condition, three are in critical but stable condition. Another victim was grazed by a bullet.
When officers arrived, they found three people who had already died from their injuries. The fourth victim died at a hospital.
Police have not yet released a description of the suspect, or possible motivation.
Streets in the area have been closed off as the investigation continues. Residents and drivers are advised to avoid the area.
Fresno Police say they are using their "mass casualty protocol" for this shooting.
The federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives announced late Sunday night that it will be sending agents from its San Francisco field office to assist in the investigation of the shooting.
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